Sentence examples for have sipped from inspiring English sources

I have sipped, slurped and sniffed my way through hundreds of them.

Too bad, for if Elizabeth and her teacher had paused before the bowl, they might have sipped of the stories this piece of pottery has to tell.

For generations, invalids here have sipped life through feeding tubes, grown men with the minds of children have hummed tuneless melodies and patients tormented by delusions have banged their bodies against the walls with wordless screams.

I so loved the house salad's soy-and-ginger dressing that I could have sipped it by the teaspoon, but I was relieved it did not saturate the mixed greens.

Cloudy and golden, with a lush flowering of bananas and cloves, it tasted like something a trader might have sipped a century ago, standing in a colonial market in Ceylon, with open baskets of tea and spices all around.

Chinese wine tasters have sipped their way to victory at a blind tasting competition in France, sealing a win that organisers described as a "thunderbolt in the world of wine".

He has sipped Scotch in the past; he's even been seen with a mojito.

No Ranger player has sipped the champagne from the Stanley Cup since 1940.

The boy was taken to a hospital almost an hour after he had sipped the methamphetamine.

They've sipped from the quaich of tangible democracy, and now they want the bottle.

In hotels, I've sipped wine with friendly British and Australian forty-somethings.